LaMoure County Public Health Department

LaMoure County Public Health Department Office Hours:

Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. The LaMoure County Public Health Department offers services to all LaMoure County residents.

Our nurses travel to Kulm, Edgeley, Jud, Marion and Dickey on a scheduled basis. The office clinic is open daily to LaMoure residents.

 “Recovery is deeply personal, and no two journeys look exactly the same,” said Kenzie Larson, HHS peer support administ...
09/10/2026


“Recovery is deeply personal, and no two journeys look exactly the same,” said Kenzie Larson, HHS peer support administrator and certified peer support specialist. “Recovery Month reminds us that recovery is possible and gives us an opportunity to celebrate those in recovery, share hope and recognize the people and communities that support them along the way.”

To Find all the services available to ND residents in recovery or seeking treatment visit: https://www.hhs.nd.gov/behavioral-health/addiction

October is Flu Immunization Month!!! We are working on our travel schedule.  Our nurses travel all around the county to ...
09/08/2026

October is Flu Immunization Month!!!

We are working on our travel schedule. Our nurses travel all around the county to offer immunizations to protect against seasonal influenza.

If you would like public health to stop at YOUR BUSINESS to offer flu shots for employees give us a call to get on the nurses October calendar. We don't mind traveling and we love to meet LaMoure County Residents.

We also offer home visits for those who can't come see us.

We have a winner! Congratulations Jennifer Exner! Her next coffee's on us🥳And the new survey is now published, so click ...
09/08/2026

We have a winner! Congratulations Jennifer Exner! Her next coffee's on us🥳
And the new survey is now published, so click the link and enter today for your chance to win gas, groceries, or coffee.

   Kratom & 7-OH products can be harmful, especially for young people. Know the facts to recognize concerns early & supp...
09/08/2026


Kratom & 7-OH products can be harmful, especially for young people. Know the facts to recognize concerns early & support healthy choices. 🚨 Suspect an overdose? Call 911 & give Naloxone (free at LaMoure County Public Health Office). Learn more:

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It's your last chance to enter to win this month! The current public health survey will close aften the holiday weekend,...
09/05/2026

It's your last chance to enter to win this month! The current public health survey will close aften the holiday weekend, so click the link below to enter now!

Download the LaMoure Chamber Retailers App from your phone's app store.
--> Tap on the Health and Wellness icon
--> Then LaMoure County Public Health
--> News and Updates

You can also take our monthly QUIZ FOR CASH using the link below! Good luck!

Quiz --https://forms.gle/bJdbivHhuVNjssbw5
App -- https://app.katandcompany.com/.../dd8af50a-7238-11ec-9fe6

Fill out LaMoure County Public Health's monthly quiz and you will be automatically entered to win a $10 gift certificate of your choice: groceries, gas, or coffee/tea at your local shops!

 Who it is for: Anyone taking prescription opioids, taking opioids regularly, or wanting to protect loved ones.What you ...
09/03/2026



Who it is for: Anyone taking prescription opioids, taking opioids regularly, or wanting to protect loved ones.

What you get: A free life-saving nasal spray and quick training on how to use it.

Requirements: None. No cost, no insurance needed, and no individual prescription required.

Online option: Free kits can also be ordered through the North Dakota HHS https://www.hhs.nd.gov/opioids if you cannot visit in person.

LaMoure County Public Health has already had multiple calls related to Bat exposure. If you find a bat in your home and ...
08/31/2026

LaMoure County Public Health has already had multiple calls related to Bat exposure.

If you find a bat in your home and can safely and easily catch the bat do not kill it and put it in a container and call the NDSU vet diagnostic lab listed below.

If you have been scratched wash it immediately and call your medical provider.

If you found a bat and are unsure how long it has been in the home or if you or someone in the home may have been exposed to the saliva you may need to start the rabies post exposure treatment. Call you healthcare provider.

For more information visit:
https://www.cdc.gov/rabies/prevention/bats.html

You can reach the NDSU Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory for rabies testing information by calling (701) 231-7527 or (701) 231-8307

Address

100 1st Avenue SW
Lamoure, ND
58458

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17018835356

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